In the sense of creating laugh.
- MadMenace [she/her] ( @MadMenace@beehaw.org ) 17•1 year ago
I have a tickle phobia. My incredibly abusive ex boyfriend used it as a method of torture. It’s surprisingly effective. He would sit on top of me so I couldn’t escape and keep going and going. I just remember not being able to breathe and blind panic.
So yeah. Not a fan. Makes me have panic attacks.
- freamon ( @freamon@endlesstalk.org ) English10•1 year ago
You’re showing up as a bot, btw. Anyone with a blanket ban on bots won’t see your comments, so it’s maybe an idea to change it in your settings.
- MadMenace [she/her] ( @MadMenace@beehaw.org ) English6•1 year ago
Oh, I had no idea. Thank you.
- saigot ( @saigot@lemmy.ca ) 15•1 year ago
It’s fun in the same way losing a game is fun. Its fine in moderation, horrible in excess or when one sided. It’s still sonething you want to avoid, but not so unpleasant that I woukd want the game made of it to stop.
People who don’t respect a hard no are not cool. But I also feel as though I am missing out when I’m with someone who I am close enough to tickle, but they won’t tolerate any tickling.
- NightAuthor ( @NightAuthor@beehaw.org ) 2•1 year ago
Agreed on the subject of tickling of the sides/hips. But light tickley touch on more sensitive skin (face, head, back… other places… NOT FEET) is amazing to me, almost to no end.
- Tutunkommon ( @Tutunkommon@beehaw.org ) 9•1 year ago
I saw a BBC article that says that tickling produces a panic response in the brain, and laughter is a sign of submission to the aggressor.
I hate everything about tickling.
- ᴇᴍᴘᴇʀᴏʀ 帝 ( @Emperor@feddit.uk ) English7•1 year ago
Not a fan, usually it just feels like someone jabbing me in the ribs with their boney fingers.
- El Barto ( @ElBarto@lzrprt.sbs ) English6•1 year ago
I hate it, I’m quite ticklish and growing up my family thought it was fun to tickle me because I would always laugh loud and Wrigley around, that’s only because it didn’t feel nice like I assume other people feel, it hurt a bit to be tickled and when it’s getting done for long enough it makes you cry, yeah tickling can fuck right off, I’ll fight you now if you try.
- Fizz ( @Fizz@lemmy.nz ) 5•1 year ago
Not a fan I very much dislike it. I used to not be able to control myself but after many years of people exploiting my weakness I can now withstand it and be in control for a solid 10s I use that 10s to attack the person tickling me.
- Dizzy Devil Ducky ( @AceFuzzLord@lemm.ee ) English5•1 year ago
Hate it just as much as I hate hugs when I’m on the receiving end.
- bubo ( @bubo@lemmy.one ) 5•1 year ago
as someone who is ticklish af, its funny for all the first few times but if you keep pushing it im going to be ANGRY WHILE I LAUGH
- Bongles ( @Bongles@lemm.ee ) 4•1 year ago
It’s something many people take too far/do too long. A quick tickle on the side or something is a cutesy playful thing to do. Tickling every chance you get, or tickling for a long time is obnoxious. Someone shouldn’t have to yell or smack you to get you to stop.
- apotheotic (she/her) ( @apotheotic@beehaw.org ) 4•1 year ago
Personally I can’t stand being tickled - it physically hurts when someone does it intentionally. There may be people who enjoy it in moderation, so I think the standard should just be consent.
- Call me Lenny/Leni ( @shinigamiookamiryuu@lemm.ee ) English2•1 year ago
Naturally I’m avoidant as it’s a game I always lose at. And everyone knows. Cue people challenging me Spanish Inquisition style.
- Dalek Thal ( @Dalek_Thal@aussie.zone ) 2•1 year ago
AAAAAAARGH!
- 🇰 🌀 🇱 🇦 🇳 🇦 🇰 ℹ️ ( @Kolanaki@yiffit.net ) English1•1 year ago
I both like it and hate it. Tickle me, but if I say stop, fucking stop. I hate laughing so hard it hurts. 😩
I also am the kind of person that if you tell me you’re not ticklish, I will tickle you to confirm it.
- dotslashme ( @dotslashme@infosec.pub ) English1•1 year ago
Debbie Kuhn, is that you?
- Jaywarbs ( @Jaywarbs@artemis.camp ) 1•1 year ago